The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - 956 strán (strany) |
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Strana 10
... told me , I threw away my Rattle before I was two Months old , and would not make ufe of my Coral ' till they had taken away the Bells from it . : A ́S for the rest of my Infancy , there being nothing in it remarkable , I fhall pass it ...
... told me , I threw away my Rattle before I was two Months old , and would not make ufe of my Coral ' till they had taken away the Bells from it . : A ́S for the rest of my Infancy , there being nothing in it remarkable , I fhall pass it ...
Strana 12
... told by my Friends , that it is pity fo many ufeful Difcoveries which I have made fhould be in the Poffeffion of a filent Man , For this Reafon therefore , I fhall publish a Sheet - full of Thoughts every Morning , for the Benefit of my ...
... told by my Friends , that it is pity fo many ufeful Difcoveries which I have made fhould be in the Poffeffion of a filent Man , For this Reafon therefore , I fhall publish a Sheet - full of Thoughts every Morning , for the Benefit of my ...
Strana 19
... told me ) was Public Credit . The Walls , instead of being adorned with Pictures and Maps , were hung with many Acts of Parliament written in Golden Letters . At the upper End of the Hall was the Magna Charta , with the the Act of ...
... told me ) was Public Credit . The Walls , instead of being adorned with Pictures and Maps , were hung with many Acts of Parliament written in Golden Letters . At the upper End of the Hall was the Magna Charta , with the the Act of ...
Strana 20
... told by one who I found was none of her Well - wishers , the changed Color , and ftartled at every thing fhe heard . She was likewife ( as I afterwards found ) a greater Valetudinarian than any had ever met with , even in her own Sex ...
... told by one who I found was none of her Well - wishers , the changed Color , and ftartled at every thing fhe heard . She was likewife ( as I afterwards found ) a greater Valetudinarian than any had ever met with , even in her own Sex ...
Strana 28
... told him that he had been buying Spar- rows for the Opera Sparrows for the Opera , fays his Friend , licking his lips , what , are they to be rofted ? No , no , fays the other , they are to enter towards the End of the first Act , and ...
... told him that he had been buying Spar- rows for the Opera Sparrows for the Opera , fays his Friend , licking his lips , what , are they to be rofted ? No , no , fays the other , they are to enter towards the End of the first Act , and ...
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